Touch-screen GUI runs on 8-bit AVR microcontroller

Touch interface on a small monochrome LCD driven by an Atmel AT90CAN128 (AVR) 8-bit microcontroller.
The board runs Eurek's Touch8 GUI (graphical user interface), which provides also a PC backend for easy development. The code runs unmodified on PC and AVR platforms.
Board is S171D from Eurek. More examples on www.eurekelettronica.it

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Science & Technology

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• Touch-screen
• avr
• microcontroller
• eurek
• touch8
• tank
• italy
• GUI

[eurekelettronica]

On the PC, CodeBlocks IDE for Windows (based on GCC compiler)

On the AVR, WinAVR ( it's GCC for AVR), compilation is done automatically from inside the CodeBlocks IDE, just change design target. The we use Atmel's AVR Studio for FLASH programming and debug.

[kkozyrev]

what is the display??

[eurekelettronica]

It's a custom LCD chip-on-glass with resistive touch screen.

[mirtes999]

your website doesn't have english language... in fact it has only italian; do something. and you should say an info price(like for end-user)...

[ranausman143]

which computer software are you using

?

[hambo92]

I like this but what can it be used for. I also went on the website and I found the S-162-8 and I was wondering if somehow it could replace an electronic board on a washer so I could theoretically program the washer and it's cycles.

[Dirtgreeb]

That is awesome!